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Mathematics

Profit and Loss Concepts

Master profit and loss formulas with Cost Price, Selling Price, and Percentages.

Key Formulas

Profit = SP - CP
Loss = CP - SP
Profit % = (Profit/CP) * 100

Conceptual Quiz

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If SP = ₹500 and CP = ₹400, what is the profit?

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